For many college entrance exams, the participants read the test themselves and select answers by filling in circles on computer-scored forms. Based on this information, you can reasonably conclude that these exams have
A) high scoring reliability.
B) high construct validity.
C) high criterion-related validity.
D) relatively low test-retest reliability.

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The fact that participants are filling in circles on computer-scored forms suggests that the exams have high scoring reliability, as the computer can quickly and accurately score the exams without human error.

For Many College Entrance Exams, the Participants Read the Test